Sulphate-Free Shampoo

Sulphate-free Evera shampoos
 
Frequent Use Shampoo N1 — Evera, editorial bathroom still life
 
Supherbal Shampoo No.3 — Evera, editorial bathroom still life
 
Moisturising Shampoo No.2 — Evera, editorial bathroom still life
 
Supherbal Shampoo No.5 — Evera, editorial bathroom still life
 
Supherbal Shampoo No.4 — Evera, editorial bathroom still life
About these sulphate-free shampoo

Sulphate-free shampoo, made in Italy

Every Evera shampoo is sulphate-free. We replace SLS and SLES with plant-derived surfactants (coco-glucoside and sodium coco-sulfate) that clean thoroughly without stripping the lipid layer your scalp needs to stay comfortable and your colour needs to stay vivid. If you've noticed fading after washes, an itchy scalp, or straw-dry ends, the surfactant is usually the culprit.

Why sulphate-free matters

Conventional sulphates pull natural oils from hair and skin to generate foam. Over time that leaves colour-treated hair duller, curls thirstier and scalps irritated. Our formulas foam gently, rinse clean, and leave the hair fibre intact — salon-born, tested on long, coloured, and chemically-treated hair.

The range

  • Hydrating — Nutrimax Repair: for dry, damaged or post-chemical hair.
  • Daily — Purity Shampoo: gentle enough for everyday use on fine or normal hair.
  • Colour-safe — Blonde, Dark or Red lines: pigmented variants that keep tone true between salon visits.

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Frequently asked

What does sulphate-free actually mean?

Sulphate-free means the shampoo replaces SLS (sodium lauryl sulphate) and SLES (sodium laureth sulphate) — harsh petrochemical surfactants — with gentler alternatives. Evera uses plant-derived sodium coco-sulfate and coco-glucoside, which clean effectively without stripping the scalp's lipid layer or fading hair colour. SLS-free, SLES-free, fully sulphate-free in the strict sense, never tested on animals.

Will sulphate-free shampoo still lather?

Yes. Evera's plant-derived surfactants produce a creamy lather — slightly softer than industrial SLS foam but plenty to cleanse thoroughly. Customers switching from SLS shampoos often notice fuller lather after the first 2-3 washes once residual silicone build-up is gone.

Is sulphate-free shampoo better for coloured hair?

Yes, significantly. Sulphates strip natural oils and pull dye out of the hair shaft. A sulphate-free shampoo extends colour vibrancy by typically 30-50% between salon visits. Evera's colour-line shampoos (No.3 red, No.4 blonde, No.5 dark) go further with tone-specific botanicals.

Do sulphate-free shampoos clean as well as regular shampoo?

Yes — they remove dirt, oil, and product build-up effectively. The main perceived difference is less of a 'squeaky-clean' feeling because the natural sebum layer is preserved. That's the goal: clean without stripping. If you use a lot of heavy styling product, occasionally use a clarifying treatment.

Which Evera sulphate-free shampoo is right for me?

Frequent Use Shampoo N1 for daily washing on normal or fine hair. Moisturising Shampoo No.2 for dry, damaged, frizzy, or curly hair. Supherbal Shampoo No.3 / No.4 / No.5 for red / blonde / dark coloured hair respectively. All are sulphate-free, silicone-free, and vegan.